𝑵𝒐𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒆. 𝑲𝑺

Thirty three

The anger that burned inside Krist was consuming him, overpowering any rational thought. He couldn't comprehend why Singto would keep such a dangerous situation as a secret from him.

The news of his grandmother's death had hit Krist like a ton of bricks. She had been the pillar of strength in his life, always there to support and guide him. The thought of her being taken away so suddenly and violently shattered him to the core.

Even before Singto had mentioned Tay's name, Krist had a sinking feeling in his gut. But the anger that burned within Krist was not just directed at Tay, but also at Singto. How could Singto keep this from him? Krist couldn't help but feel a sense of betrayal, a deep hurt that seemed to penetrate his very soul. The fact that Singto had kept his meetings with his grandmother and Tay a secret from him filled him with an overwhelming sense of hurt.

Krist wished he had known about the meeting, wished he had been there to protect his grandmother. He replayed the scene in his mind, imagining himself bursting through from nowhere just in time to save her. But reality was cruel, and he couldn't change what had already happened.

The pain of losing his grandmother was unbearable. If only Singto told him earlier, he would have done everything in his power to save his grandmother from the impending danger. The fact that Singto withheld information from him prevented him from taking necessary actions that could have changed the course of events. The scene that unfolded without his knowledge heightened his feelings of guilt and frustration. But then again, a part of him wondered if his involvement could have made a difference and saved his grandmother's life. But again, what if It did save granny? Krist was so hurt... Those who were involved In his granny's death.... the nincompoops who are behind his granny's death.... will pay ten times. No matter where they are hiding, krist will turn the world upside down until he got a hold of those bastards.

That was a promise krist made to himself as he watched the police carefully zipping up his beloved granny inside a cold, black bag. Tears of anger and and thirsty for revenge streaming down

But just as Krist's mind was consumed by grief and confusion, Suthiluck's attention was abruptly diverted by something unexpected. Two locusts, seemingly engaged in a high-speed chase, captured his attention. As his eyes followed their erratic flight, a flicker of movement caught his peripheral vision. Suthiluck's gaze shifted, and his eyes widened with a mixture of disbelief and horror.

There, on the rooftop, a gun barrel was pointed directly at Krist. Suthiluck's heart skipped a beat as he realized the imminent danger that Krist was oblivious to. Suthiluck couldn't allow this to happen to his son-in-law; he understood that Singto was too young to be widowed. Therefore, he let go of Singto and hurriedly moved towards Krist, positioning himself right in front of him, astonishing everyone. In that precise moment, the trigger was released and Suthiluck was hit in the chest by the bullet.

The sound of the gunshot echoed through the air, and time seemed to stand still as Suthiluck fell to the ground, clutching his chest in pain. Singto and Krist were frozen in shock, unable to comprehend what had just happened.

The police, who had been patrolling the area, quickly rushed to the scene, their guns drawn and ready to apprehend the shooter. As they assessed the situation, they realized that Suthiluck had taken the bullet meant for Krist. They immediately called for medical assistance and worked to secure the area.

Amidst the chaos, Singto and Krist knelt by Suthiluck's side, their hands trembling as they tried to apply pressure to the wound. Suthiluck's breathing was labored, and his face was pale with pain.

Tay was seething with anger as none of his carefully laid plans were working out as he had hoped. He was convinced that Krist was going to send Singto to prison, and he was determined to prevent that from happening. His initial plan was to blow up the police cars to make it look like Singto had died in the explosion, allowing them to escape together. However, when that plan failed, he quickly moved on to plan B - to kill Krist and take Singto away with him.

Just as he was about to put his deadly plan into action, an unexpected obstacle presented itself in the form of the Stupid old man Suthiluck, who intervened and disrupted Tay's intentions. Frustrated and desperate, Tay found himself in a situation where all his carefully crafted schemes were falling apart.

"Dad, dad please stay with me, you will be fine. Please don't close your eyes, dad!!!

Singto was focused on trying to save his father, despite the chaos around him. He pleaded with his dad to stay with him and reassured him that he would be fine. Singto's hands were bound, but he didn't let that stop him from trying to help Krist apply pressure to the wound. Tears streamed down his face as he desperately tried to keep his father alive.

"Please, ta... Take care, of singto, please promise me."

Suthiluck, struggled to communicate and express his concern for his son, Singto, to Krist. His difficulty in speaking and his desperate attempt to convey his wishes were only indicating a sense of urgency and a deep desire to ensure Singto's well-being.

"What are you saying father, please don't talk like that, you will be fine." Singto cries out in distress

"Don't worry, Dad. You and I will take care of Singto together," Krist said, tears streaming down his cheek. Krist held Singto in his arms, but his heart sank when he noticed that his father-in-law, Suthiluck, had stopped breathing.

"Let me go, let go of me, please, let me go," Singto pleaded with Krist, longing to embrace his father. "Dad! Please wake up. You can't leave me, Dad, please..." Singto begged, stoping his struggle as he realized he couldn't match Krist's strength. All Singto could do was continue sobbing in Krist's embrace.

*

The policemen watched the small exit at the back of the house, the exit lead to the forest. Tay had slip through It

"May I speak with all of you?" Krist asked the policemen.

"Sure, sir," replied the leader.

"I understand that it is your duty, but I want all of you to cease searching for that criminal... The only thing I ask is that you ensure he does not leave the country. As for the rest, leave it to me. I am willing to cover any expenses if necessary." Krist then took Singto's wrist and led him towards his car, without caring whether the policemen objected or not. Off and Gun quickly joined them in the car. On the other hand, Singto felt a sense of fear. Something told him that Krist's plan was not good, but he chose to reman silent.

A month later

THE END

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